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Immaterial: Max Hollein
Reflects on Concrete, the Podcast's Most Controversial Material
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The Met's director talks Brutalism, the "white cube"
gallery, and growing up on construction sites with his father, the
architect Hans Hollein. Read now →
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Immaterial: Jade
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How did a Māori hei tiki find its way halfway across the world
to The Met?
Listen now →
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Immaterial: Shells
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Across time and throughout history, we have relied on the
trumpet formed by the conch's elegantly spiraled helix to signal to each
other across distances farther than our own voices can carry. Listen now →
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Celebrating
International Zine Month at Watson Library
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This July marks the thirteenth annual International Zine
Month! To celebrate, we combed Watson's holdings to highlight some of the
over three hundred zines in our growing collection. Read now →
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Spotlight: Color and Meaning
in the Ancient World
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How does this white marble bust color our understanding of
history? Explore now →
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AFPR—Meet The
Artists: Chuma Maweni
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For generations, people have met around the kitchen table to
share meals, stories, and dreams with one another. Communal gatherings like
these are called imbizo in the Xhosa language. Before Yesterday We Could Fly: An Afrofuturist Period
Room is currently on view at The Met Fifth Avenue. Watch now →
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Exhibition Highlights
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See all current exhibitions →
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